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How to sync a Gmail / Gsuite account with ReachOut.AI?

Why should you synchronize ReachOut with Gmail?

By setting up SMTP sync with Gmail, ReachOut.AI is going to be able to send emails to your prospects on your behalf at no extra cost.

You can send up to 500 emails per day with Gmail and 2000 emails/day with Gsuite.

Step 0) Enable two-factor authentication (pro only)



If you use a Gmail Pro account (ie you use Gmail but your address is not in “@ gmail.com” but in “@ yourdomain.com”), it is necessary that the administrator of your mailbox activates the double authentication.

If you are the administrator yourself, go to this https://admin.google.com/ac/security/2sv

Then allow two-factor authentication.



If you are not the administrator, you will have to contact the service that manages this in your company and share this first step of the tutorial with them.

Step 1) Activate 2-Step Verification



Google is full of security features that make SMTP synchronization not very accessible. To make sure that Google allows ReachOut.AI Email Scheduler to use your account, you need to activate the 2-Step Verification.

For that, go to this https://myaccount.google.com/u/0/signinoptions/two-step-verification/enroll-welcome

Click on ‘Get Started’ and follow the process.



And Tadaaa! Check that your 2-Step Verification is ON.



Step 2) Create an App Password for ReachOut.AI



Once the 2-Step Verification is ON, the second essential step is to create an App Password.

To do this, go to https://myaccount.google.com/u/0/apppasswords

Click on “Select App > Other (Custom name)” and enter the name you want (eg: Reachout.ai)



Then, click on “Generate”.





A new password has been generated by Google!

Simply use it instead of your real password when you link your Gmail account in ReachOut.AI.



Et voilà! Your Gmail account is correctly set up, secured by Google and ready to be used in Reachout.AI Email Scheduler!

If you have any questions, please contact us via chat. 🤩

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Updated on: 02/03/2023

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